PITCHLY

    Resume workspace

    AI resume builder for Australian job applications.

    Build or refine a resume from your real experience, then tailor a reviewable version to the job ad. Pitchly helps organise relevant evidence and draft clearer wording while keeping every claim under your control.

    Pitchly drafts from the information available. Review every statement before you export or submit it.

    Start with evidence, not filler.

    A useful resume makes relevant experience easy to understand without inventing detail. Pitchly helps turn the career information you provide into structured, editable content and keeps suggested changes available for review.

    Bring an existing resume

    Import a resume to create a working draft, then check names, dates, section boundaries and extracted details before relying on it.

    Build from your career information

    Add roles, responsibilities, achievements, education and relevant credentials in a structure you can update and reuse.

    Tailor to one job at a time

    Use the job ad to prioritise relevant experience and clarify language. Keep genuine gaps visible instead of filling them with unsupported claims.

    Review before export

    Check the content, order and final document. A polished layout does not correct an inaccurate statement or missing requirement.

    How it works

    Build a reusable base, then tailor with care.

    1. 01

      Add your experience

      Import an existing resume or enter your career information. Confirm the source details before generating new wording.

    2. 02

      Add the target job

      Provide the job ad or select a role already saved in Pitchly so the draft can focus on relevant capabilities and evidence.

    3. 03

      Review suggested changes

      Accept, edit or reject each suggestion. Remove generic language, correct assumptions and make sure the wording still sounds like you.

    4. 04

      Check the final file

      Review the exported document for readable text, expected page order, consistent formatting and accurate contact details before using it.

    Practical checklist

    Check the conventions that apply to your application.

    There is no single correct resume format for every Australian role. Use the employer’s instructions first, then adapt general guidance to your profession and career stage.

    • Clear contact details

      Use a professional email address and a phone number where an employer can reach you. Include other personal details only when they are relevant and appropriate.

    • Relevant summary and skills

      Help the reader understand the work you are suited to and support important capabilities with evidence elsewhere in the resume.

    • Recent experience first

      In most cases, list employment from most recent to earlier roles and give more space to experience that matters for the target job.

    • Actions and outcomes

      Describe what you did, how you contributed and what changed. Use numbers only when they are accurate and meaningful.

    • Relevant education and credentials

      Make required qualifications, registrations, licences or checks easy to find. Do not imply that an expired or incomplete credential is current.

    • Australian English and employer language

      Use consistent Australian spelling unless the employer or profession requires another style. Reflect the job ad’s terminology when it truthfully matches your experience.

    • A readable final document

      Use clear headings, consistent formatting and selectable text. Check the PDF or document after export rather than assuming the editor view and final file are identical.

    A better bullet adds evidence, not adjectives.

    General draft

    Responsible for improving the customer onboarding process.

    Evidence-led structure

    Revised [process] for [scope], resulting in [verified outcome].

    Replace the placeholders with facts you can verify. If you do not have a measured result, describe the scope, action and observable outcome without inventing a number.

    Methodology

    How Pitchly prepares resume suggestions.

    Pitchly uses the career information and job context available in the workspace to identify relevant experience, organise sections and draft possible wording. Suggestions should remain grounded in the source information you supplied.

    AI can still infer too much, combine details incorrectly or write a claim more strongly than the evidence supports. Pitchly keeps drafts reviewable so you can compare them with the source, correct them and decide what belongs in the final resume.

    A resume builder cannot verify your career for you.

    Pitchly cannot independently confirm every date, title, credential, achievement or employer expectation. Imported documents may also lose structure or contain extraction errors. Review the source, the editable draft and the exported file. No template, keyword choice or AI-generated wording can guarantee parsing, shortlisting, an interview or a job offer.

    Privacy

    Keep sensitive information out of the draft.

    A resume contains personal and professional information. Include only what the application needs, and do not add confidential employer material, identity documents, account credentials or sensitive information that does not belong in a resume. Read Pitchly’s Privacy Policy for current details about processing, storage, retention, service providers and deletion options.

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    Your evidence

    Keep every claim accurate and explainable.

    Use AI to organise, clarify and edit genuine experience. Reject any suggestion that invents a skill, exaggerates a result or removes important context. You should be able to explain every line of the final resume in your own words.

    Build the resume, then make it yours.

    Start with real experience, tailor it to the role and review the final document before it leaves your workspace.